You're testing a new web application and find that some color combinations used in the interface might pose difficulties for color-blind users. What type of accessibility issue is this, and how can it be rectified?
- It's a color contrast issue.
- It's an issue with font styling.
- It's related to page load speeds.
- It's related to page navigation.
Color contrast issues are related to the visibility of text or interface elements against their background, especially for color-blind users. Ensuring a sufficient color contrast ratio can rectify this. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) provides specific standards on contrast ratios to ensure readability and visibility for everyone.
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